Joe you may have been gone from this world but never have you left the hearts of those who have loved you. For those who got to share memorable moments with you. 
You still live on. You left an amazing legacy that continues to this day. Lisa Daniel ( Jeana’s best friend from England)

Our condolences to the Pelletier Family. I still remember the first day  I started to work for Pelletier Auto. Joe and I knew each other from working at different shops. He told me that I had to go on probation for awhile to see how well I could do. Well, after a few days he comes up to me and tells me he was just kidding and he had already put me on a full salary. He was my boss and also much younger than me. We both respected each other and never had a disagreement. We played hockey together and partied together. I worked for Joe till they sold the shop.  Joe will forever be in my heart.

           Roland Gobeil & Lorraine Nygren.

My deepest condolences to you, Jeanna, and the family. 

Being raised alongside the Pelliter's , I have many fond memories. We'd spend hours chatting , laughing, playing in the yard & house on 144 Ave.  So many nights spent at the family garage, and going to many, many gigs at nightclubs. Joe you always made me laugh.  I grew up believing we were cousins.  You'll always be like a cousin to me. 
Love 💙 always and forever your  non cousin/ cousin    Claire 💙💜💚💛

My deepest condolences to Jeanna, Kayleigh, Devin, Anthony, the entire Pelletier family, and the “lake crew” who were also a huge part of Joe’s special family.  Joe was such a positive, inventive, hilarious, hard working, and kind individual.  I will always picture him at the lake, wheeling something down the road…could be a cooler, a wheel barrow, honey wagon or a quad or driving his boat, planning his next project, always in his special plaid camping shirt.  Joe’s facial expressions, words and pranks often resulted in the biggest belly laughs.

Joe left this world way too soon and  I cannot imagine the gigantic hole his absence will leave in all the lives he touched.  
My sincere thoughts and prayers are with you all as you adjust to Joe’s loss.   
Much love and peace, 
Christine Pronishen


0ur sincere sympathies to the family for a lost that is truly felt and mourned. May his memories continue to live in you and comfort you in this difficult time.
Maurice and Louise Froment
(cousin to Denise and Norm)

What a lovely service to celebrate Joe and all his achievements.
The best one was gaining Jeanna, whom he adored and loved untill his last breath. I had the pleasure off meeting Joe years back on a visit to Canada with my children, who also can remember one of his memorable parties. Jeanna is my dearest and longest friend from childhood. So Joe thank you for the memories. Love to all your family and Jeanna. Love Lisa, Rebecca, Kevan and Claire

Our deepest condolences to the whole Pelletier family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all today. We were deeply saddened to hear the news.
I chuckle when I think of being in French class with both Joe and Guy.     

           Class of '82



My deepest condolences to Jeanna and the whole Pelletier family. 

Sending my deepest condolences to Jeanna and the family. I met Joe a few times at the EPCOR Christmas parties and he was always so friendly and had great stories to share.  Sending healing prays and comforting hugs.   

Curtis and I were sadden to hear of Joe’s passing. We have fond memories of Joe from our high school days and being a groupie listening to their band.He was a very happy go lucky individual and had a wonderful smile.I think of Joe every year on his birthday because he and I shared the same birthdate , but a year apart. 
Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire Pelletier family.
I end with this message I once read which has stuck with me for many years: When you look  up to the sky tonight, don’t think of them as stars , but as porch lights guiding your loved one home.

Curtis & Shirley Wierenga


This is so sad to hear. I worked with Joe on different real estate deals over the years and those interactions was always so great. We was such a genuine guy and he will be dearly missed. RIP Joe and my deepest condolences to his family. 💕

I had the privilege of attending Real Estate classes with Joe and also worked with him on a number of transactions over the years. A true gentleman and professional. My thoughts and prayers to his whole family on your loss. Kind wishes to all of you and good memories, Colleen Mcleod

My condolences to Jeanna, Denise, Guy & Mark, it is with sadness that I remember my good friend Joe. You will be missed by all buddy!

Nick

Joey and I worked together at a Goodyear Tire shop for about three years and became good friends very quickly.  He was very good at his job and we had a lot of fun working together and joking around as well, he had a great sense of humor.  We went to a number of social functions together and I watched him play bass guitar in his band a couple of times.  Even though we have gone our separate ways we stayed in touch from time to time.  He was a true friend and will be missed, he left us much too soon. 

Great guy! Always a positive light in Real Estate! Neil Crockford MaxWell Devonshire Realty

Dear family, I am so sorry to hear of Joe's passing.  I worked with him over the years and quite enjoyed our chats from time to time.  Sending dearest condolences.  Donna McHale, Re/Max Real Estate

Dear Jeanna, Auntie Denise, Guy and Karen, Mark and Sharon and all of your families,
We were saddened to hear of Joe’s passing.  So many memories- our families together for Christmas, crazy times at the lake, bringing our kids to listen to Mistaken Identity and fun times at weddings too.  Joe had such a joie de vivre: that twinkle in his eyes and his infectious smile - always ready for fun.
He will surely be missed by many.  Hold on to the love you have for him and all the wonderful memories you have shared during this difficult time.  
We send our condolences and prayers to all of you.
Jackie and Rick Tiedemann

My deepest sympathies to the family. Joe will always be remembered  by me for his fun loving personality. The guy could sure make you laugh and was certainly fun to be around. A little what you’d call in French ……. mechant.  I was a bit of a groupie in the “Mistaken Identity” days. Those boys provided me a lot of fun and dancing. Too young and too soon to leave loved ones behind. He will be missed!

Marie (St. Jean) Hoffman

My sincere condolences to you Jeanna, Denise, Guy, Mark and Family. Joe had such an infectious laugh and smile that will truly be missed by all.  My memories of Mistaken Identity are very clear and I will never forget our good ol party times at Fete Au Village!!  RIP Joe, we know you are in a better place and one day we shall meet again.

To Joe's partner Jeanna, to his mom Denise, to Guy and Mark and your families...

I am just so very sad to hear of Joe's passing. I knew Joe as a "kid" and my first teen crush.  He was just such a good soul. 

I remember the "Sneak" band practices and dances the band played at, Joe's bass guitar playing, the song lists, 8 track tapes playing in cars, Joe's King Cobra car, him picking me up for "ski-doo" ride dates too, and all kids cruising main.  We were all lucky to spend our formative years with these kinds of stories, which prime in my memory will always include Joe as well as the Pelletier family.  So deeply sorry to hear of his leaving this world so soon.  Peace and comfort to you.

Very sorry to hear of Joe’s passing. I was grateful to him for his help will the sale of my Parent’s farm.
Catherine L.

My heartfelt condolences to Joe’s family. This sad news came unexpectedly as I hadn’t seen Joe since the mid 1980s. I went to high school with Guy and Joe and remember them being virtually inseparable, always musical, and total gear heads who were nearly oblivious to all the girls swooning over them. I will smile when I remember Joe pulling my long hair as he passed me in the hallway, seeing him play bass guitar in Sneak and Ms. Taken Identity, trombone in the school band, playing ball hockey, cruising Main Street with Guy, Roger and David, and picking up the mail at the post office in his coveralls and Mr. Pelletier’s tow truck. He will be missed.

Aunty Denise, Gina, Guy & Karen, Mark & Sharon and families:
It was so sad to hear of Joe's passing. He was always the life of the party, quick with a joke, ready to pull a prank and always up for a good laugh. From big hair band days (Mistaken Identity) to suited up Real Estate Agent, Joe could bring laughter or a smile to anyone's day. I know you will miss him terribly and so will everyone else that had the privilege to know him. I was lucky enough to be his cousin!
Our sincerely condolences and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May God's strength guide you and memories give you comfort.
Love always,
Lorette & John Bowers

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